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From Ukraine to Afghanistan: How Network for Animals Powered Our Mission This Year

Network for Animals are true champions for those who have no voice, working tirelessly across the globe to end animal cruelty. This year, their support has been a cornerstone of Nowzad’s operations in both Ukraine and Afghanistan.

In the face of ongoing conflict, NFA has stood shoulder-to-shoulder with us. Their generosity has powered our food distribution programme in Ukraine, ensuring that thousands of hungry animals in war-torn areas don't go forgotten. They have also supported our Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return programmes in dangerous frontline regions, preventing a crisis of stray populations and keeping communities safe.

Back in Afghanistan, the heat of the summer brought one of our biggest logistical challenges yet: relocating our entire veterinary hospital and donkey sanctuary across Kabul. Moving an entire clinic and dozens of rescued donkeys is no small feat! Thanks to NFA’s support by way of funding essentials like stable flooring, solar power upgrade, a new autoclave, a large animal surgery suite and even heaters for this winter, we successfully moved into our new homes!

To everyone at Network for Animals, all our other incredible partners and this incredible donor community we’re part of — Happy Christmas to you all! 

Here’s to saving even more lives together in 2026!

From Ukraine to Afghanistan: How Network for Animals Powered Our Mission This Year
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You might have spotted our brilliant Chief Veterinary Advisor, Dr. Lachlan Campbell, making international headlines recently. We’re all feeling very proud of him today, and his incredible efforts since 2022 to help the people and animals of Ukraine. And as Lach will be the first to tell you, behind every emergency surgery he performs, every stray he stabilises, and every animal he treats in eastern Ukraine, there is a machine working around the clock! It takes fuel to reach the conflict zones
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18/07/2026
Since the war began in 2022, Nowzad has been right there, standing side by side with the incredibly brave animal shelters, volunteers, vets, rescue teams, and working canine units who are doing the impossible every single day under the toughest conditions. From sending life-saving medical supplies and food to helping with high-risk evacuations from frontline areas, absolutely none of this would happen without your amazing kindness and generosity. You are the heartbeat of this mission. That is
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nowzadrescue
16/07/2026
🐴 WE DID IT! 🐴 Thanks to the incredible support from all of you, we officially raised enough funds to purchase and send the much-needed medicines to the horse rescue sanctuary in Kyiv that Nowzad has partnered with! 🇺🇦❤️ As many of you saw in our last post, several of the horses became very poorly after ingesting toxins from a bad batch of hay. It was a very stressful race against time, but you all responded so quickly and so passionately to our plea for help. Because of your generosity, t
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nowzadrescue
15/07/2026
✈️🐾 Paws Across Borders – Maggi, Rambo & Karty need your help Thank you so much for all your donations so far. We hate to keep asking for your help but the truth is these little ones have already endured a tougher start than any dog ever should. Yet somehow, they still greet us with wagging tails, trust, softness, and the quiet hope that life can be kinder. And it can be…..each of them have a loving family in the West who are waiting with open arms—homes where these pups will finally know w
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nowzadrescue
14/07/2026
Happy Monday, Nowzad family! 🐾 These cats and kittens really do choose their moments! In Scooby’s case, he turned up in the most unexpected of places: a linen room in Ukraine! It all started when a translator thought they heard a mouse rustling around. Investigations commenced before they uncovered a tiny, solo kitten. At an estimated 2 to 3 weeks old, this little fighter had unfortunately been separated from his mum — likely scared off by the two local dogs patrolling the base. With the clo
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13/07/2026
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